. this will motivate someone who has been reluctant to come forward. >> a missing morgan hill girl. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. the reward has increased. the father made an emotional

plea. claudine wong brought us the specifics for the changes in the reward. >> reporter: that is gone up by $10,000 of the terms have changed. as have these signed. they used to say endangered missing. now they say abducted. but the goal is the same. find sierra and bring her home. >> we thank you for answering prayers, lord. >> reporter: this morning they prayed. they held a moment of silence. then they rallied for what lays ahead. it promises to be another hard day of searches but with 40 already under his belt volunteer doug said he wouldn't be anywhere else. he calls this group of searches, the a team. strangers who didn't know

sierra before she went missing but now they refuse to leave the family's side. >> it is tough, you get emotion a. >> reporter: today the father and sister showed us new signs. they announced an increase in the reward of $10,000 to 35,000. they now say the money will go to whoever brings sierra home or whoever helps prosecute the people who took her. steve lamar said he he hopes humanity will compel someone to come forward. >> if a reward is is what it takes. then so be it. i don't mind. i want information to find my daughter. >> reporter: his strength humbles volunteers. he wants them to know he ifs not alone. >> we continue to come and stay focused. >> reporter: back live out here, volunteers are lunch brea they head back on the searches. volunteers hoping today would be the last search. hoping today would be the day

they bring sierra home. >> claudine wong: the alameda drug task force took part in a drug bust that stretched all the way to canada. our camera was there as they removed evidence from metal fabrication. it is one of the locations in hayward where they served warrants. two people were taken into custody at rs metal fabriccations. the raids are being coordinated out of st. louis. we are following developing news in contra costa county. a double shooting. sheriffise deputies are -- sheriff's deputies are showing this here. this is an unincorporated north

richmond at 10:20 this morning. two victims were taken to the hospital with gunshot wound. the extent of their injuries is not known. a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed in san jose right in front of an elementary school. lie yo kneel farius was walking outside rocketship mosaic elementary school when a car drove by and fired shots. he died at the scene. it was at 7:20 in the evening. the area is known for gang activity. no known motive in the shooting and no arrests have been made. san francisco police are looking for help to solve a homicide in the mission district. it happened outside the double dutch bar on 16th street between valencia and guerrero streets. they attacked already reason so jiminez and then shot him. >> anyone who saw anything,

please give the police a cull. thousands of nurse resist on strike. this is an ongoing labor dispute that resulted in several walk outs in the past. we have been following developments. now we explain how the strike is impacting patients. good afternoon, paul. >> good afternoon, tori, we are smack dab in the middle of the strike. we are here to open up. and there are strikes going on. and another north bay hospital. so nurses here say they are demanding 100 concessions. they want retirement, and health coverage. >> it is so ridiculous to think that nurses can work without sick time or put us on the government for sick time short term disability. >> reporter: hospital officials agree it is real changes and changing sick and vacation days

to a paid time of option which gives 98% of the entire full time staff off to uses a they one. according to the hospital officials they make $134,000 a year. it changes that the hospital wants is an inis a of the times. this is for firefighters and police officers. they believe nurses shouldn't be immune to this. this is one day strike since negotiations started last year. still the hospital said the majority of the nurses put their patients and their care over the strike. >> they are committed to the patients and the community and the organization. so they are here. more of the 2/3 of the nurse resist taking care at the bedside. >> reporter: nurses out here disagree. they say 4,000 nurse resist out here which is 80% of the nurses. the hospital said it prepared

and they have substitute nurses for a five day contract. i am told petaluma is on a one day strike. it supports this fight and that hospital is facing similar changes. we are back out here live. there are 50 purse nurses out here at least. check out a couple of other hospitals and we will have more tonight at five. i am paul chambers. >> thank you, paul. >> here is a map of the hospitals that are effected by the one day walk out. >> this is in berkeley and oakland and in san mateo. eden medical facility. delta in ante i don't know and novato community -- and novato community hospital. children's hospital oakland has its share of problems may soon be merging with the children's hospital. neither hospital is disclosing

details. however, according to the chronicle, the ceo has sent a letter to the medical staff sawing talks which began in february have made some progress. j.p. morgan chase diamond apologized for a trading loss that cost the bank more than $2 billion. >> this portfolio is something that rather than protect the firm created new and larger risks. we have let a lot of people down and we are very sorry for it. >> several protestors disrupted the hearing before diamond testified. they were escorted out and arrested. diamond said the bank has taken the steps to make sure the same mistake does not happen again. the bank has also named a new person to be in charge of the division it responsible for the loss. it is conducting an internal review of what went wrong. >> our seniors and people with

disabilities have been at the forefront of budget cuts for the last four years. they have had enough. battle of the budget is heating up. only days away. bay area has cooled down. mark is up for an in a few minutes for specifics about your neighborhood. >> fire and police investigating a suspicious fire in redwood city. why dozens of residents cannot return to their home.

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. at&t is looking to replace a phone pole that a car took out in hayward. a woman driving on west winston avenue between santa clara and amador streets. >> the pole and wires were knocked to the ground. the woman was not hurt. police say they don't believe alcohol or drugs played a role in the accident. arson investigators are looking for the cause of a fire early this morning in redwood city that displaced dozens of people. everyone got out safely even though it looked like a grim

scene. >> forensic investigators from the police department collected evidence from a suspicious fire. it looked like a car grave yard. an apartment building was at 53 and half a dozen were damaged. >> knocked on my dad's door and said all the cars were burning up. i ran out to see the cars. three blew up at the same time. >> it gutted two units and sent residents running from the home. >> he saved he is two little sisters and neighbor's dog didn't make it out. >> so when they tried to get hill out. he hid under the bed and he just stayed there. >> all the people got out safely. >> apartment management said they will have to find new homes for now. there is power out and there is extensive smoke and water

damage. they found an accelerant near the vehicles which leads them to believe it was set intakesally. >> looking for what they see and smell. and what they get from witnesses and put it all together. >> right now the apartment management has no estimate on when the 27 residents can return to their homes. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> lorraine blanco, ktvu news. the fire here started around 2:45. they acted quickly and the home is now unlivable. >> no one was inside. but it was not a vacant home. they will call in the red cross to help anyone who lived there. >> the fire chief is questioning pg&e's response to an explosion. it sparked a big fire. it happened yesterday in san bruno avenue in a portola

neighborhood. a construction worker was doing welding work. natural gas flowed uncontrolled for two hours while firefighters battled the flames. >> pg&e said the workers arrived on the scene but they couldn't if stop the leak because of the flames. three firefighters suffered minor injuries. jurors are listening to more graphic testimony today of former assistant coach jerry sandusky. now a 25-year-old man identified as victim number 10 told juror that is when he was 11 years old, sandusky pinned him on the floor and sexually assaulted hill. sandusky threatened him and a said he would never see the foster family again if he toll anyone. >> six more victims are expected to testify. >> sandusky denies the allegations. the jury in the roger clemens

perjury trial resumes. deliberations began yesterday after four hours of closing argument. >> they weighed evidence for 15 minutes before being dismissed for the day. he is accused of lying to congress in two that you eight when he told a congressional committee that he never used steroids. >> pressure is mounting as the state deadline looms. >> lawmakers say they still need to agree on how to cut $2 billion. democrats have rejected governor jerry brown's proposed $880 million cuts to the welfare to work program and other social service programs. advocates of the program are holding protests criticizing the proposed cuts. >> they were arrested for blocking the governor's office. >> they were happening today because the most vulnerable and

people with disabilities have been at the forefront of budget cuts for the last four years and they have had enough. >> they propose $3.8 billion in subpoena cuts and counts on increases from the sales tax that he hopes voters will approve in november. >> despite the statute's money problems, of state workers are getting new i pads. they cost about a thousand dollars each. the governor's office said they are not pleased with the spending decision or the price tag because of the bad message it send with the economic times. they were not purchased with the funds from the state budget. and it is through fees and assessments. >> california voters will require special labels for general netally mild foods. >> lats month the right to know

campaign turned in half the signed petitions. >> they certified the measure for the state's november ballot. they require them to label any general netally modified meats and vegetables. this is the first of its kind in the nation. >> late last night, they voted in favor of a controversial new ordinance to ban sitting on sidewalks in some areas. it. >> the council voted 6-3 to ask the attorney to draft the ordinance. as we were telling you yesterday at noon. it would ban p sitting on sidewalks from 10 in the morning until continue at night. panhandlers are driving away businesses, some say. >> it should go before voters in november. >> final practice round is underway in south florida's olympic club. >> golfers are getting ready for the championship round that

take place tomorrow and our crew caught angel cabrera and ricky fowler on the course. they watched their favorites tee off. >> one of the better courses i have seen. it is in great shape. and looking forward to the tournament. >> my feet are wet. and we are hoping to maybe get tiger's us a graph during the day. >> practice round continues until three this afternoon. they are still dealing with the fog at the olympic club and live camera is showing you the fog pushing back into the bay. if you want the cooler temperatures, the fog is regrouping and heading out towards the golden gate bridge. and coolest day of the weeks. as you see, the cloud coverage with mostly sunny skies inland. there you can't pick out the

clouds from the coastline towards pacifica and daly city and right around san francisco. >> for today, they do have this. >> clouds back to the shoreline. and pretty much the same deal. get ready for a major warm up once again. >> it is easily backing up into the mid- to upper 90s. >> big change by saturday. >> they are in the upper 0s to six # in oakland. fair field 76 and right now checking it in at lower 70s. we are starting to cool off a little bit yesterday and the trend will continue. and down to 82. san francisco down to the 60s and on average, most neighborhoods coming down. five to a 10 degrees from yesterday's readings. >> it is right there for you with parts of the shoreline and steady on shore breeze. >> the cooler weather system from the north and the trend. bottoming out on the thursday and then by friday.

once it moves out-of-town. we begin the next warming trend for friday and big one is by saturday. >> here is the forecast model. you can't see we will take it into thursday morning. the orange contour links up to the 80s and they barely make it into 80 degrees betomorrow afternoon. today, little bit warmer than that. >> and 64 degrees. santa rosa and lower 80s and san jose maxes out in the upper 70s. santa cruz right around 70. we have the five day forecast. with the weekend always in view. we have a cool down talking about today and tomorrow. this is a warming trend. and you will notice the change as we wrap up the work week. it is a big bout of numbers and by saturday, warmest like cautions will be back up into the mid- to upper 90s. get ready for a round of major eat and unfortunately, the fire danger. and it is a possibility of a

red flag warning. >> thank you, mark. >> this morning, nasa launched a new telescope on the back of a rocket. >> and pefasus is away. >> they sent the new north star telescope into place. by sending up a rocket. it uses a plane to launch the rocket is cheaper than a launch pad takeoff. >> the new star will reveal information on black holes and other hard to see objects in space. >> have a little bacon with your ice cream sundae. at one top food chain, they believe that's the answer.

. they are giving investors little reason to buy at the time moment. nasdaq is down and s & p is down as well. domain names ends in something other than d.o.t. come or.org. >> they receive more than 100 proposals for sufficient fixes. >> some are d.o.t. pizza. and dot space. >> it cost $185,000 just to propose one. a san francisco supervise

or has introduced legislation to repeal a number of city ordinances now considered outdated. mock them is a prohibition on tieing dogs to lamp posts or trees. >> another requires moving companies to notify landlords before moving anything out of a rental property and code section that prohibits unlicensed people to sell food or licensed to sell food even if they okay it. >> it is adding several new pork and barbecue sandwiches to its menu. burger king is offering an unusual dessert that it includes bacon. bacon sundae made with vanilla soft serve ice cream. >> bacon crumbles and slice of bacon. the specialty sandwiches are just for the summer. >> today on ktvu, channel 2

news at five, this critically injured one person. the response from pband e and why -- pg&e and why firefighters are so upset. >> be sure to join us again at five. we are here also on ktvu.com. thank you for watching.